ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Radarlike

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech adjective

Quick meaning: Radarlike is an adjective meaning Resembling radar.

Meaning

Resembling radar.

Example Sentences

a.m., McClure once again picked up the radarlike signal on his ALA-6, which showed that the signal-source was at a bearing of approximately 160 degrees— behind the RB-47 and in the general direction of Dallas.
Mitchell (1975) reported on a series of tests to determine the thresholds for interference of cardiac pacemakers from radarlike pulses. The study indicated that field intensities of radarlike pulses above some threshold can disrupt normal pacemaker function.
The radarlike antennae of male mosquitoes, for example, are sensitive to the buzzing sound made by female mosquitoes (as are many a sleepless human in the summertime), while the radarlike antennae of male luna moths are sensitive to the pheromones (or sexual scents) released by female luna moths.

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